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Family Orientation

Family Orientation. Family Orientation. On-going New Student Registration April and May Small number of students Large Group New Student Registration June, July, August Large groups of students. Key Areas Addressed. Keep it positive and use humor when appropriate. FERPA

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Family Orientation

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  1. Family Orientation

  2. Family Orientation • On-going New Student Registration • April and May • Small number of students • Large Group New Student Registration • June, July, August • Large groups of students

  3. Key Areas Addressed • Keep it positive and use humor when appropriate. • FERPA • Academic Calendar • Support Services • ASC, academic & career counseling, disability support, student health, etc. • A great learning and living environment

  4. Key Areas Addressed • Transition Issues for Families & Students • Separation anxiety • Address some of their “fears” • Dealing with feelings of loss • Learning to “Let Go”

  5. 10 Frequently Asked Questions • Where is the Financial Aid Office and when will I know how much my student is eligible for? • Where will my student’s classes be held? • Can I see my student’s dorm room? • When is move-in day and what can we bring? • How do I find out if my student is doing well academically?

  6. 10 Frequently Asked Questions • What books and tools are required and when can we purchase them? • Is a computer required for my student and if so, how does he/she purchase it? • What support services are available? • Are there jobs for students available on campus? • What comes next?

  7. Some Final Advice for the Parents • Listen more . . . talk less • Stay connected • Plan for changes • Have NO REGRETS

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